No. 6,031 in Spanish
abrigarse
To keep oneself warm or bundle up.
In a sentence
Es importante abrigarse bien en invierno.
It's important to bundle up well in winter.
The verb 'abrigarse' is used reflexively here to indicate the act of dressing warmly or bundling up oneself.
Cuando hace frío, siempre me abrigo con un abrigo grueso.
When it's cold, I always wear a thick coat.
The word 'abrigo', derived from 'abrigarse', is used as a noun related to the act of keeping warm.
La madre le dijo al niño que se abrigara antes de salir.
The mother told the child to bundle up before going out.
In this sentence, 'abrigarse' is used in the reflexive subjunctive form due to the command or suggestion directed at the child.
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